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“I ve had a handful of calls on the Ray Wayside Park. You and I have had some minor discussions about it, but is that going to be a pretty significant improvement?” Curry asked. “That s a very heavily used access to the river.”
Couillard acknowledged the issues of deteriorating ramps and the lack of handicap accessibility, telling the commissioners that the improvements will be largely focused on the waterfront.
“The main thing is that thing’s just gotten dangerous,” Curry added.
Upgrades coming to Ray Wayside
Couillard elaborated on the planned improvements at Ray Wayside, located at 9564 NE 28th Lane in Silver Springs, for the Star-Banner. The changes will include:
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The year is 1857 and, after a long struggle with his persistent financial instability, our very own Mirza Nosha, also known as Mirza Ghalib, has established himself as a litterateur amongst Delhi’s literati.
Orphaned at a very young age and reared by one of his uncles, Ghalib had a difficult childhood. Later in his youth, he is to be obsessed with his portion of the same uncle’s pension as one of the legal heirs. The pension affair weighs heavy on his nerves and makes him travel to Calcutta. To his utter chagrin, things do not go his way. The uncle’s sons are wicked and influential enough to throw out the hapless bard who, in their view, was an inordinate claimant on their inheritance. The poor poet has to bear the brunt of it.